Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-05-21

Mr.. Joe Russell, of Elkton, KY, visited
his relatives in South GAINESVILLE Sunday.
Mr.. t. Watson, of Elkton, was among
the busy tobacco men In the city Tuesday.
Mr.. T. II. Lacy, of Lewisburg, KY. at
tended the Exchange tobacco sales Wednes-
day.
MIR. Charley MCGEE, OF Clifty, KY, was
visiting relatives in South GAINESVILLE Tues
day. t1tf~ sts. q
Mr.. John Camp, of Todd county, Ky, at
tended the tobacco sales Monday and Tues
day.
Mr.. ]. A. Bell, OF Adairville. Ky, was
day. s-s-
MIR. P. ]. Savage, of southside, was IN this
city Wednesday visiting his son, NJ. Savage,
Esq.
-Messrs Mac Taliaferro and John f. Taylor
and son, Of Todd county, We're In the city
Monday.
MIR. william Shuber, OF Paris, Tenn. at
tended the tobacco sales at the Exchange
Tuesday.
Mr.. T. J. Simmons. OF Christian county,
attended the tobacco sales ut the Exchange
Tuesday.
--Messrs. T. ]. Giles and Fount Allen, Of
Longview, KY, attended the tobacco sales
this week.
Mr.. c. P. Warfeld, President OF the Mont
gomery Farmers Association, spent Wednes-
day in the city.
Mr.. p H. Allensworth, the enterprising
merchant Of Hadensville, KY, was In the
city Wednesday.
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tended the tobacco sales Tuesday. He always
gets good prices.
Mr.. ]. w. Hughes, OF Red Oak, Logan
change Wednesday.
Mrs. Joe Russell and son, OF Elkton, KY,
We're visiting relatives In South Clarksville
| Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Joe Witzel, who has been visiting his
fathers family here several days, returned 10
Chicago Wednesday evening.
DIR. Walter Byrne, of Russellvlle, was
among his friends in this city Wednesday,
where he is ever most welcome guest.
MFR. T. A. Duke, one OF the cleverest plant
| ers of Todd county, spent Tuesday and We'd
nesday in the city attending the tobacco
sales.
Misses Leila and Mary Edwards and
Mamie Gilbert visited Miss Mamie Frech, In
Russellville, KY, last week, and returned Sat-
urday.
Capt. ben f. Egan (Buzz) was in Burling-
ton, Iowa, this week, on his way to Winfield,
tn see about the land given him for his ser
vices in the Mexican war.
IT. M. Barker, Esq, OF Christian county,
to go to the Exchange on sale days If there is
| extra fine tobacco on exhibition.
Mr.. T. r. Browning, of Erin, left for home
| Monday. He has just finished some fine
gravel roofing In this city, and expects to re-
turn soon and make GAINESVILLE his home.
Mrs. w. p. Titus and children, and Misses
Emma Dinwiddie and Minnie Herndon, left
yesterday evening for visit of several days
10 friends In Garrettsburg, Ky.
B. ]. Corban, ESQ.,, OF Corbandale, was
again called to court here Monday in the case
Of III. 8. Wilson, administrator OF L. M.
Hughes, w. The Louisville 4 Nashville Rail-
road Company, for the killing OF William
Hughes In June, 1885.
Mr.. r. F. Bunting, jr., is now with Assist.
ant Superintendent George b. Faxon In the
office Of the l., 4. 4 T railroad In this city
He Is young and fullof energy, and possesses
the affable manner which everywhere char
acterizes the gentleman.
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KY, has removed with his family TO this city
and permanently located in the home which
he recently purchased on Franklin street
Or. Runyon and his amiable and accom-.
OF our city, and they will be welcomed with
the warm-hearted generosity ever character
istic Of Tennesseeans. t.
DIR. G. w. Bailey, a leading physician o.
this city, has consented TO accept the duties
OF Medical Superintendent during this sum
n 1ns near who Wait thess popular sprinss vii
be glad to learn that he will be with them
both because Of his professional skill and his
pleasant manner IN the social circle.
, Tuesday morning we were pleasantly ssr
prised by the visit OF our old-tfme newspaper
friend, James A. Grant, who for many year
was one OF the proprietors Of the CHRONICLE
He has for a long time been suffering with
, very feeble. This is the first time he has beer
In the CHRONICLE Office for ten years, but VIZ
earnestly hope that he will now regain hi
health and strength and long enjoy, the so
ciety OF his many friends. His contribution
2 Greenwood Items, by M. Quad" are great,
enjoyed by readers of the CHRONICLE, and W,
l hope he will continue to write whenever HI
feels like corresponding through the column
: OF the paper on which he spent no many year
q of patient labor. eIee
- MIR. NJ. h. Toney, OF Nashville, Past Maste
j of Cumberland Lodge No. 8, Free and Ac
Q cepted Masons, paid us q call Tuesday morn
ing. He was on his way to Memphis. fi
q presented us with pamphlet copy OF his ad
= dress delivered before the Grand Lodge Ii
Il favor of establishing In Nashville a "Masoni
i. Widows and Orphans Home" Kentuck,
/ Masons set the world an example when the
established the "Home" in louisville, an
their example has been followed by Penn
sylvania, Illinois, North Carolina and Vii
ginia, and now by Tennessee. The land com
1 pany has given the fraternity ten acres 1
:. West Nashville, and we hope soon to see
> Home established there, which will give eS
all Nn
Y charity and generosity of the good people {
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